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- D Refer to your circled key words or scan the passage to locate these answers in the passage. The second paragraph is about Levi-Strauss and mentions one of his publications and compares him to Derrida. The third paragraph tells that Derrida criticized Levi-Strauss. Choice D is correct—we have not been told what languages Derrida has learned.
- H The first paragraph states that Derrida sought "not to reveal… something true…but to…ruminate on… " So he did not seek absolute truth or clear understanding, but an exploration.
- A The lines state that Levi-Strauss tried to work past the contradictions, whereas Derrida works with them, celebrating rather than trying to resolve their tension. In other words, Levi- Strauss wanted a solution, whereas Derrida was comfortable with the contradictions. So choice A is the best paraphrase.
- H This question is similar to question 3. "Celebrating rather than trying to resolve" is a paraphrase for "accepting versus trying to change."
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